Sale of apartment in Pasaje Poeta Balart, Alicante / Alacant

Investment opportunity exclusively for investors. The property is currently occupied by an individual without legal entitlement. Due to this occupancy situation, viewings cannot be conducted. The residence is located in a four-story building and has notable age, lacking an elevator. The layout includes an entrance hall that leads to an independent kitchen and a hallway distributing into a living-dining area, several rooms that may serve as bedrooms, and a full bathroom with a bathtub.

This property is situated in a well-established urban and residential area, just minutes from the town center and surrounded by similar properties. The neighborhood offers sufficient amenities, including medical, educational, religious, commercial services, and restaurants. Good transportation links provide easy access to the rest of the locality, with major roads connecting to the broader province.

As an investor, you can find the right property and secure your investment with specialized guidance. Now is the time to request more information, and a local representative will assist you personally. Please note that the property is illegally occupied, and utilities are not properly contracted.

The transfer of the property will be conducted (i) as a definite entity and for a fixed amount, (ii) as a single unit, inseparable, (iii) in its current registered and cadastral condition, (iv) in its physical state and levels of quality, legal, urban, administrative, licensing, protection, conservation, and cleanliness, and (v) with any expenses and taxes legally due from the seller. The buyer will assume responsibility for (i) the physical condition and conservation status, (ii) urban planning status, (iii) any discrepancies between the physical reality and registered or cadastral details, (iv) the registration and cadastre adjustments required, and (v) the procedures necessary to obtain judicial possession of the property.

The seller will not be held liable for (i) conservation status, (ii) any visible and apparent defects, (iii) registration or cadastral regularization, (iv) potential discrepancies in area, (v) responsibility for the issuance of a habitability certificate unless mandated by the local regulations, and (vi) any associated costs, fees, or taxes arising from the above circumstances.

If at the time of sale the seller has initiated legal action regarding the occupation, the buyer may step into that proceeding but cannot claim any costs from the seller, other than for attorney's fees incurred before the transfer. Should there be an ongoing criminal complaint at the time of sale, this will be communicated to the court, and the seller will withdraw as a private accuser.

The current occupancy status and the associated restrictions on visitation by technical personnel will hinder (i) the official appraisal as required by local regulations, meaning the property cannot be mortgaged while the current occupancy persists, and thus alternative guarantees may be necessary for financing requests, and (ii) the obtaining of an energy efficiency certificate by the seller.

The sale price of the property has been determined accordingly.